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Moreover, the men's tennis and squash teams made claims to national greatness. The netmen cruised by their Eastern competition to secure an automatic NCAA bid, while the racquetmen reclaimed the national title for their eighth championship in the past nine years...
Last year, Yale squash Captain John Musto scraped out a fifth-match, fifth-game victory to clinch the competition for the Elis and wrest the national championship from Harvard...
Long familiar to French chefs, baby vegetables are a growing business across the Atlantic. Upscale restaurants are increasingly partial to downsize squash, zucchini, carrots, lettuce and green beans. The stateside craze means Guatemalan gold. A year-round growing season, rich volcanic soil and high- altitude geography give the impoverished nation a significant edge in the U.S. winter-vegetable market, as indicated by last week's crowning achievement: a party for Britain's Queen Elizabeth in Houston, where Guatemalan baby squash and pineapples the size of softballs were on the menu. Yet back in Central America, no one would dream...
Mower is a hop, skip and a jump away from Harvard's finest athletic facility. Contrary to popular belief, Hemenway is not just for law students. Mowerites stay fit, taking advantage of the weight room and basketball courts. Hemenway is also the home of Harvard's champion squash team. Mower residents can hone their squash skills seven days a week until 11 p.m. No other athletic facility offers such convenience...
George Polsky: Elected co-captain of next year's team...Suffered one defeat to Yale's Jeremy Feinstein...Wins the Crimson award for most original analogies--squash is a cheeseburger, a mine field, the mating habits of the Kodiak Bear...